Polk County itemizer., February 17, 1905, Image 1

S u n d a y S alo on a >w.
Thu law »»vs Hint l> llm »sluon»
«hull not ho upon on Humhiy» «ml
tl.nt minor» «hull not he allowed in
thrill ut any tim e. Ln»t Sunday al
terms>ti a drunken man kicked up r
row in Fishera »»loon and two mi
nor» were found therein. T h e mm
anil one of i In- hoy» were taken In
fore I he city reunrder and lined end
the oilier will he, when he return,
fr in th e locking ram p. T hey hav
■offer d ior a violation of the law bu
The quality and quantity of the
what alu m tih e »»loon keeper who v|o
croi>s depend on a sufficiency of
laird two plain lawa. T h e city mar
shall had personal knowledge of lioi
violations and it was Ilia plain duty to
arrest Kialior hut it ha« not hen
done. Doth the recorder and Ih
111 «lie »oil. Fertlliiers which »re
low ill Potash will never produce
council favored the arreat hut neithei
»»tisfactory results.
could compel it. It ¡« «aid th at the
Kvery farmer should be familiar with the
proper proportions of ingredients that ap to
oth er «»loons hail hcen eq m lly a>
make th- best fertilizers lor every kind of
gnillv but have lint been »>> openly
crop. We h ive jmhli «bed a reries of books,
“ For 4b years I have <lepeu<1e<t on Ayer’s
containing the latest researches on this all-
caught at il. T h e man who waa
Cherry Pectoral for coughs ami colds. I
iinnortant subject, which we will send free
know it greatly strengthens weak lungs.”
if you ask. Write now while you tiunk of
drunk Sunday «ays ho got his liquor
Mitts, i*. A. R obinson . Saline, Mich.
it to the
al ano ther »aluon. and th e marshal J 2!tc.,.Vie.,*|.<;0.
UEUMAX KALI WOHH
•ays
that
if
th
e
council
«1
orders
h-
» 8 Nassau s tre et,
*•*» Y * r k .
will arrest anyone or all four of th>
aalonn keeper«. T h e councilm an aav
Moyer, VVi son & Co , dan F ra ñem­ ¡1 i» hi« duly lo arreat whenever tile r
eo, C alifornia, art; aide agent« for t h e is a probability of conviction. The
Pills inoroase th e activity of
P acific coast.
end is not yet. Saloon« and gam t Vycr’s
h « liver, a n d th u s aid recovery.
bier« must bo made to obev the law«
J . L. C O L L IN S ,
If there were several hundred Tom
Word« a« Oregon officials, a legion of
BU EN A v is t a .
ttorney and Counselor at Law, law breakers would he made to quake
Miss Alice K nig hten is again
in their boots and qu it th eir m ean­
be out.
ness.
m i»eeu n practice of his profession In this place
Master Davis M cReynolds fell from
♦bout thirty years, and will attend to all husir.ess
Mrs. A n n * Dunn ih clerking in (hi
i listed to iiis care. Office, corner Main ami Court
«•hair and broke his arm.
Dallas, folk Co, Or
drygoods depart in¿n t of Jacobson *
Our hand co n cert raised $53.30
store.
which will go toward buying uniform s.
R. C- H U N T E R
See the big opening: ad of Jacob -
Farm ers are c u t'in g wood, pruning
fon <fc G o.. than go and exam ine iheii
P hysician and Surgeon
orchards and cleaning ou t fence rows
new good«.
Potash
¡W eak Lungs
DALLAS
.
ORECON
Culls answered night or tiny.
^ ®
i § p
ä ü p ta s
Why pay $J2 and over for a suit of
Do not be deceived by these old advertising tricks
clothes (Which we sell for $8 and $10?
goods of us. y f/c are lower than any of them all the time.
W. H, Murphy has been among
A nan Mver is putting in over .300
feet of iron pipe to bring water from a friends .at W hitson and Mrs. M cClain
spring to hid dwelling near F alls C ity. at 8cio.
Buy your
ELLIS & KE YT
o s exa H A Y rs a .
A. t t o r n e y a t - L a w .
G. and see the m anv beautiful earn- j A, N. M cLaughlin and W , H. Mur-
We exccll them all for prices, material,
pic« >r tom bstones and triqnnm ent! j phy are delegate** to the Woodmen
at the Haw kins marbl« shop. H e i* convention at M cM innville.
etc., and do not sell for cost either.
doing some fine work.
Mrs, Bevens and Miss Lula Locke
Office up stairs in C am pbell’ s build­
are
attending
a
W
om
en
of
W
oodcaft
Is your kitch en supplied with the
ing.
m any tim e saving utensils now on convention in M cM innville.
D A LLA S
-
O R EG O N .
the m arks*. If not you should visit
Last Ssiu rd ay Mrs. T y ler gave a
Meisers kitch en counter.
p«rty in honor of M artha W inn s th ir
.er •auto
Harry Cosper is now at work in the !
W IN T E R S T O C K E R S .
teenth birthday
A fter m any pleas
A k - 1 1 dy of th.e replies to the above
.Toe Brown. Henrv V<»th nd Rnm
It Is generally recognized as one ot
assessor’s
office.
ing g am es,refreshm ents were served.
N. L B U T L E R
•ut
• lends « * the conclusion that
Winslow ha ve ex tended th is week, in ­
titm»i» HH iio I m P m c tic c In Huylna i c di.-ereiuen of opinion which appear th e tine points of the beef producing
Several
thousand
pounds
of
Nr*.
9
to Dalla«, three lines of w ire.eon nec -
A tto r n e y -a t-L a w
!K .»III
tl*» i n t t - i m i M O . -
business to know the right tim e to m ar­
A IR LIE.
e 1 rgely dependent upon the number
anti 11 hop wire at $2.70.— Guy Bros. By M R H FD iS. M l’ M i O R D a n d H A L L ,
ing ns with M li C reek, Ballston and
ket cattle, says Breeder' a Gazette. Them
D A L L A S , O R EG O N .
>f
cattle
handled
by
«lie
individual,
H.
S.
S
m
ith
bus
put
up
qu
ite
*
IlilnoiH li.v ¡ ini- nt Station.
Sheridan
are a number of points to be considered.
Mrs. E lija h M iller, who died at the |
stretch of wire fence for P. Hadley.
W ill p ractice ill all co m ía. Office,
In buying Htockers a comuion prac­ l’lie extensive feeder prefer« the mar­ Buyers favor tlie steer that Is fully
hem e of her son in Salem , was buried j
ket
as
a
source
o
f
supply,
while
the
aver bank.
tice
is
to
buy
cattle
during
the
fall
and
O. L . H artley, proprietor of the
ripe or finished In condition, but dis­
Tart-er Bros, are g etting their hop here yesterday.
early winter tlial arc thin iu Hesli ami nan who carries but a lew cattle usual crim inate against both the overripe or
am Laundry, was m arried in Port, vard in good simp* for early plowing.
ly
finds
that
he
can
buy
at
home
more
weigh
from
5**)
to
N*o
pmuals,
winter
’and this week, and on W edne*d v
They are to have a gram ! fox hum
tlie steer lacking in condition. Frotu
Mrs. Pi »well w is taken to the hos­ »toutli of Independence as soon as a them on a ration calculated merely to advantn geously.
evening Sq n ir Hardv Holm an »t his
the feeders’ standpoint it is therefore
W . F. M U S C O T T ,
pital
last
Saturday
f<.r
m
edical
treat
keep
them
from
.shrinking
in
weight
hamr m arred Mis« Olivia Ra«inussen
goodly num ber of hounds can he col
nil expensive and useless proeesa to
Quick W iij - to Wind Harhcil W ire.
TRUCKM AN.
and either fatten ,vtth grain on grass
f Dallas, to Alhi rt Barnard, of Spo- »»lent
leeted.
“A cheap and handy way that I have m ake a steer too fat. Again, the most
during the iuuhuit or graze them
kane.
D u lla e t: O r e g o n
We at ten led the go« »«I road* mee»-
Both of Oregon»* congressm en ami through the pasturing season and ftnlah i Used for two yearn to wind up barbed desirable carcass from the dealers' or
iog at Lewisville Saturday and found
wire is as follow«: I take two poles butchers* standpoint is not necessarily
In our Lewisville corres/mndence that everyone present waa en th usias­ one of her sen ators are under indict
on grain the following fall. Thus we!
m ent by a federal grand ju ry . Mit­ find th at more than two-thirds of our! one and a half inches in diameter and the one ttyat makes the higheat percent­
V 1*11 aliare ul patronage soliclteO it will he seen »hat the sixteen per-
age of dressed beef. Such steers usual­
tic on the mad question uml all sig n ­ chell and W illiam son
are modest correspondents buy their srockers and
ud *11 o-d ers prom ptly tilled.
ons present at a rec nt road m eet­
ly carry too high a proportion of w aste
ed liberally for donating work.
enough lo keep in the simile while
ing subscribed 131 davs of free ro««l
feeders In Hie fall and winter. T he!
fat. When the steer Is sufficiently fat,
umii
r
a
cloud,
hut
H
ennanu
has
work. If every road d istrict in «he
T h ere will he a good roads m eeting
reason given by ill* great m ajority of
therefore, to make as high a quality of
brass enough to go »»long as if noth­
these is that the cattle can he bought
i f l J F J J T IM E T A B L E . countV will do a* well there Would b* at * his place Saturday to which every ing
be*, f a:; lie is capable of making, and
hail
ever
happened.
great improvement, in Polk co u n t
fa*nier or anyone el«e, th at is in fa­
more cheaply at that lime. P ractical­
v.
* r t the same time he is sufficient­
roads before a noth- r winter. There vor of good roads, is most respectfully
T h e many m en whose characters ly all of the remainder buy in the i
ly i .t to satisfy the buyer that he will
Leave« Independence for Monmouth and Airlie — will he a good road m eeting at Airlie
A IIF .R L FOP. D A ltltF.I* W 1KE.
invited
and
urgently
requested
to
he
are being badly tarni.-hed in connec­ spring, and the statement is made in
.30 a m
8:30 p in
dros3 a good percentage of beef and
Leaves Independnce for Monmouth and Dalla — tomorrow.
present. The co tin 'y Collet will he tion wnh governm ent land frauds m w some instances that while the m arket! six feet long. Near the center of these fr t. there is little to encourage the feed­
:i0 a in
6 15 p m
I
nail
on
two
hoard«
fifteen
Indies
long,
on hand besides oth er road supervis­ deeply realize that ir the long run it is usually lower on stockers and li ed-1
Leave« Monmouth for Airlie -
er to carry him further. Thin seems to
Jud ge Co*d and
Com m issioner* ors]
.Siam
3:50 p m
always p .y s best to be strictly honest. ers during ilio fall and early wilder! twelve inches apart, as shown in the he the heat time to market cattle.
Leave« Monmouth for Dallas—
Rid tel1 went to Portland last week to
sketch.
With
a
Ltlie
prod
h
e
two
men
A horse th at has once ran away is a l­ the expense of wintering often l*rh*.;s|
: 20 a in
7:3o p m
W eed O at th e S rra b a .
Mr Phillips team scared at th e mu­
arrange ior our county exh ibit a» the
Leave« Airlie for Monmouth and Independence—
ways considered as liable to do so the filial cost per hundredweight to n < will wind up wire with tLis nearly as
:«o sm
5pm
T hat scrub anim als will w aste large
axp «ilio n . T hey chose a location ter Tuesday m orning ami started out
fast
as
they
¿ii
Wit
k.”
s
a
js
an
Iowa
point above the price commanded by
again.
Leaves Dallas lor M *n noui >i an 1 I nie endeuue—
amounts of the farm er’s feed«tuffa is
and were to b e informad h t - r n s *o the • f town a« a lively rate, scaring Al­
:u 0 p in
7.30 o in.
the sam e cattle in the spring.1 By “e x­ Homestead ro-’S’e«1.•rrm’ent.
shown in a feeding test conducted at
lim it of countv exh ib it*. A* o\er bert Tetherow s le a n which was h itch ­
T h e P a cific M onthly of Portland, pense of wintering'’ is meant feed, la i
t'veotv counties will entei the co o t« s‘ ed *o a hack a ul It th teams took (he gets better as it glows older. The
the Tennessee station. A bunch of ani­
»11«!»
r>*o!! i'’; Yfiecp,
bur,
interest,
taxes
and
mortality.
ft. C . G R A V E N
It. K. W ILL IAMS,
ir will take a mighty good exh ib it to mad at the sam e tim e. Mr. Phillips Jan u ary is-uie was good enough hut
mals of good breed and antecedents
Every pi»>spe«r } » ::■ '
eoster
P ip .i.if u t ,
4 » « t ile r .
W’l i i t c r i i i H f i n d le rn z iii ft '.
sheep feeder.. 1 « i*.:g n :M t to sec .
were fed for beef and gained two and
M . C . V a S S a L L , a s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r win. Polk never was ami n ver w M wagon was noon scattered al ng the that lor February is b etter still. No
The
expe.
.ein
e
o
f
suite
of
our
cor
great 1\ damaged. T he eastern umgaz.iie can tak e ¡is place
e ir »r • h e 'tail end <»f 'lie proccasi »»». mad, being
a half pounds per day, while so called
'‘b e iV T itin In r .'n • '
' , f> ■
O A L L i A O
C l I i
liA A h
respondents
indicates
that
stockers
car­
says
Orange
Judd
Farm
er.
Nearly
all
other »pain left th e hack by Mr. for Pacific Coast people. E xam in e a
W hile in Portland Jm lg e t ’nad took
“sc/libs” under the same conditions
OF DALLAS, ullhOON,
a -» ere cold ami is now confined to hi* Conns and were can »lit a»* the ra il­ copy and you will want to subscribe ried through the grazing season on conditions point to comparatively high gained only one and a half pounds, a
pasture
will
yield
larger
returns
dur­
priced
feeding
sheep.
road
cm
-sin
g
near
1.
VI.
Sim
psons.
•in by lagnppe.
lra n sa c ts a general banking ousi-
difference of one pound per day. The
for it.
ing Hint time if previously maintained
M ichigan, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Ne­ effect of breeding, blood and confor­
Hie har k w h s only slightly injured
icHi in all ltd branched; buys and debt
through
the
winter
oil
roughage
than
braska
and
other
sta
te
s
that
handle
and
no
re
of
the
horses
were
hurt
ill
ucim uge mi prin cipal point« in Mie
mation Is instanced In another feeding
.More than fifty years ago Thom as
if led ii liberal ration of grain for sev- Montana, Wyoming and northwestern rest where certain beef steers gainer I
If you want to get the
■ HIV w iV
lin k ed Sta ted ; make« collection!* on all
J . Riggs and fam ily, cam e lo Oregon
Li^Kvst return« for
et.ii
months
before
pasturing.
The
sheep
to
a
large
extent
appear
to
be
only forty-five pounds In sixty days,
*>inla in the F aciiic N o rth w est; loan?
and settled a t Crowley. He di*d
your labor ami
cormer method is often found most better off in the way of prospects for while others under sim ilar conditions
S p e c i a l R e lig io u s .Vie t in g s .
your ground,
uoiiey and disconiit« paper ut the be»,
j there year» ago and last Tuesday tils
you can’t ulTord
economical
in
localities
which
are
uut-
lamb
supplier
than
»lo
southern
Colo
gained 125 pounds In the sam e period,
ated ; allow interedt on lim e depodii»
I .........
rtin n with i|lt> revival « i t . widow“, Mr». Beulah 1). Itigg«, paseed
to plunt anything Mlt
v i e « , at 111
pi> «l.y leiian eliu rrh I away. Uu VVe,lue*»]»\ a liuel of m en Is Ut’a.ly adapted to the growing of grass rado, K ansas, Oklahoma and Missouri. j This goc< to show that it doe* not pay
aid
forage
crops
largely
to
the
exclu
I
This
Is
due
to
a
ger.er
I
shortage
in
the
to food n poor animal. Weed out the
there will I . a h u .ire » men» m eelin * T «tten.letl th e funeral a t the neiiihlmi
'♦*11 <» lo>-k i' <!»'*, * lie »tor*» heutc ' iok cem etery. A m uch inure extend* sion <»i grain. But under average 111! | lamb supply of New Mexic r. which scrubs.
it
, . a (ou.ht ons it Is rarely found good, furnishes the last name I
:;»«»•«
with
,•!>>»> >1 from II to I oelork. ami ilieie |
notice will bo ¿iv -n n e x t week.
II « -» n it o f
F V r d ln * .
<*. a >my t(» ejiny stockers a consldera | feeders.
•• ill I p a m a-s nieeiiiig in the evening. !
In tin* lot of 130 steers sold by the
RAILWAY
Id«-
time
on
a
mere
maintenance
allow
.
On ^atnrrlay at 2 :.30 there will b e n
A t the teachers exan .iuatiu n last
the «tamlard after 49 year«’
! Ulinofs experiment station recently on
PuthlRR- the P!*r A to n ic .
TIME TABLE:
ut. They «¡way» produce
child ren- me» lir.i ami »»« 11 on Sun I veek Misses L in a Htoutier mid Euge­ am e, even Plough the subsequent gain
the largest ud U surest
It Is a jf/etty goial i;¡’ o, sa\ s an ex- I tlie rh lc a rn murRet 100 c*rca s*e * of
1 20 p iu 7.30 a in Iv Dallas
ar 4.35 p m 9.55 am
m grass he thereby Increased. The
•«ay
•
union
n»Hr*
n
»
*tin
g
a?
»hej
nia
Phillip-
girl
firs«
grade
cerli
lie
ales,
crops.
A
M
dealer*
.'v
eil
l:3d p ni 7.4ti a m lv'Teat« .Silinirar 4:20 p m 0:30 am
average daily g .in secured with year change, that the sooner n pig can he vxtru choice beef were produced, twen­
them. Our I VO.t
M c'ho'lh t ch u rch
In
the
eoiii«i A. H. Hoy, A. J . S u ip h y , H. J . H.
1:30 pin 7.40 am.lv UtllUm» ar *: 17 p in 9: M\ am \
S e e d A ik iiih I
nd the sooner ty-throe carcasses of prim e beef an
1:46 p in 7:f.«- inuv ' Diid^epoit ar 4:10 p m 10:30 am |
holier ; t 3 i cl. cl Kvsi*g*list Snyder j bar«, W in tlia P alm ar, Mary Becker, lilt, s on gross aione t it rough the graz brought to 2fi0 |»orm»l« u
free on request. |
t:6á P I» 4M }* ■ u Pall» City Iv LuO p in J.20 hiii |
he call he got to market a fter recdifug one carcass of medium beef. In the
at
.
seaa.m
is
variously
suited
by
101
rO. M. F erry & Oo.
will deliver hi M-'cd lecture to m en! E n a
W aters, E tia Phillips. E l lie
Daily except .undav.
D ET RO IT , MICH.
j i our correspondents. The mean ol tills weight tlie greater will be the t n lots Nos. 1 and 0 produced only
"Train« «topi'ii «iiftiHl« only.
nd in the e\e ing «her» will he a on- | Plaiikiiiglon ami rt.»die K uhardson
per cent of profit In feeding him. Aside extra choice beef, all the other lots
ion mas- m eeting in the Evangelical , second grade, J . D Reid, E. R. K uhl- these I n l.db p -umls. F o r two-year
L O U IS G E R L IN G E R , J R . ,
from the risk o f hole;*:«, etc., it ha* yielding some carcasses of the secon I
Uentral Manager. !
m an, Lewis M .ickiu, N* Iiis G ardner, oh is on grass alone the average dtiil> |
• hurch.
17 replies, ih 1.87 been shown that the gain above 2(H) grui)»‘ named. No. 1 was fed silage an*l
based
BO Y E A R S *
Mina Alderman and Maud M ontgom ­
pound«'
i Pour‘d** r*OHts more, and that even with No. 0 corn and cob meal, gluten meal,
E X P E R IE N C E
Jo h n W arren, of G rand Ronde. had ery third grade.
lourn-N of S to ck e r*.
pork bringing good prices there is often oiluicnI and clover hay. Lot fl aver-
two c h ’ldreo t“ ilie «lie sam e «lay.
1 ¿j rep.y to t .»* q u e tio ii. W h e r e di
actual I o - h iu feeding above 250 iged 1.425 pounds, dressed out 82.1 pec
W o o d m e n E x c u r s io n P o s tp o n e d .
N. L . B u tler has filad with the cour* |
¿eut and sold for $0.10.
you buy y mi* stockersV** more than pounds.
T IM E T A B L E
I lie excu rsion to Portland n e xt
ty clsrk hi* notice of apfmint n e n l ns Tuesday lias been postponed on a c ­ one bait of our correspomlents replied
--------------------------
APPLES.
COKVALLIA MAIL—DAILY
notary public.
that tla r catt c were bought iu tliei’. I
4,1 F'op th ** B**"4
count of the death of F .iKcnburg
• 7:30 a m Lv.............. Puritan i...............Ar 6;50 p n
slowly
ow
n
neighborhood,
and
practically
all
j
“Why
do
die
ro
^
s
fade
Thousands .of barrels of apple* will
l(».4rt a iu Lv.............Derry...................i.v 2;|S p u>
T h e pc» pic i Ilia their i^pr» ciation [
11:46 p in Ar........ Corv»llU
. Lv 1:20 pu
of th** rniiuiiidet’ in < m cago. ivan8a*| nno/ ” " rc
.’T . T " " . "
M ARKET R EPJR T.
not he picked from the trees Iu New
laundry by a gen- ¡
At Aluau> ant! Curvalim connect with trtiin» o>
‘W* II." replied Ihe baldheaded young T l 'n . » n u l i l » < > » l i t u »•«»«,,• l u M i a . u a t \ f 4 Lee
C
o
p
y
r
i
g
h
t
s
A
c
.
erous patrrrnaire.
Oregon Central aim Lantern railroad.
Anrons M»n«11nf a akelrh and dosorlntlon may
buy locally give various reasons foi m e n . w n cti ,v*u m i n s «* w » « - » ” •••■ very large crop and high price of I m p
quickly a »certain our opinion fre« whether an
LOITOHAKY A KU.I8
DALLAS P i S8 l NU c . iv —DAILY, EX. MI.'NDA\
Invention t* probably iwtwtablaCom mu ni<^.
G» orge Fpperly I dir »»p« net! a store
ti.c»r preiereiae. of wiiicli the more for the l»e*t. It’s more com fortable to rels.
tion» « trlc fly co nfid
“ * ential.
it Ul. HANDBOOK <* Pafent* at Slieridan ami h»* move 1 into the
00 p m L v . ,
. Purl lami.
A110: ‘In an.
W h e at, per b u sh e l, f 1.
frequently mentioned are i ll better ac hare them fade slowly away than tn
_ncy for
«ent fre e , o ld e s t «irency
t «ecnrinfr patent«.
20 p ui Ar
Italia«..
Wlllla Welle » f Biukluuil, U t w ,
.Lv 73*0
Pafenta
taken
through
P
a te n ta ta
k e n th
ro u g h Mnnn A Co. receive
Allyn Yocrmi residence.
B ra n , p e r to n f2 2 it 0
qiLiintancc with the dealers and with go off all o f a sudden, like a torprdo."
rpfrial
iprrial n
notice
o tic e , , w
without
ith o u t ch
charge.
a
In UJe
wlio 1» au export apple picker, picked
Y amhill o « h si ts.
S
h
o
r
ts
,
p
er
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Pa»H *narer depot foot of J. fferaon tvtreet
Mfs-es Maude Mrmtgomefv ami Mi­
M id it R r W o r se .
A1 K o lli K K K liD ll’— rrtl-W L L K L Y
Ciiitl»- r an he secured; (.b cattle cau be I
G a ts, per b u s h e l, 45 r t * .
na A lderm an, of F » U *G itv , took the
Horrified M other I Just this minute liam» of Apple Vailey lit thirteen hour»
.e iv* 7:40* in ....Portland ......Arme 3:32 p n
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teacher* exam ination here.
d ila tio n o f any s d e n tlf lc Jo u rn al. T e rm » . $3 a
Anive U.20 a
sow Mr. Nlcefellow’s arm around your j mot thirty minute». T he latrrel» were
: fo u r m o n th s, |L Bold by all new sdealers.
.rr iv : 5.05 pm ...... Ah lio
iau se freight, shrinkage, commission!
Leave 7.00 a n
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DALLAS, OREC.
SALEM, FALLS GITY S W
ESTERN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
P atents
StknUfic fltticrkan.
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P A IN T E R ,
L . N. W O O D S, M. D.
tToiise, sign and o rn a m e n ta l, grain j
Physician and Surgeon.
ig, kaleom m g and paper hanging.
ALLAH,
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D allas, Oregon.
O rr <*>
R -M ’A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
n. c. l u u .
SIBLEY A EAKIN,
Vttornoy»-nl-Law.
We hav * th e o a lr se t o f s h e tr a rt book« in P>lk
•uiitv. K eliab le a b s tr a c t* fu rn ish ed , and m oney t c
The 5 cent na-kaf* Is enough fo r aewat occasion«, j
■ify bottle, 80 cents, coate!«« a supply tar a i «O
Ail d r i * * i « t * *e|| t b * »
SO u"»
e»«.Mton
'
' «H«<1
•d t Wlleeu • k U k . m im
Lvnn and will pr» bahlv move to Dal-
*.
H».rry HolliMer has com e «rom
M tnnville to take ch arge of the n«*w
dry geo 1» a*ore departm enf in .Tajab*
non’« store. H i* fam ily occupy the
form er esidence of M r* L. B. Mar­
tin.
W. R. Howe having bought out the
grocery d epartm ent of E lli* k K eyl
nolicit* a c m tin u e n c e of the p atron­
age they enjoyed and a>*k« other* to
give him * trial. I l will be hi* c*Hi­
t t * nt aim to do the fair thing by i f -
B W
L a rd , p e r pound ,1 2 4 clH*
B acon ,s i d e * , per |*ound, 15 cts.
H a m s , p e r pound» 15 ct*.
S h o u ld e rs , p er p o u n d ,9 ^ 1 1 cts.
E gg s , p e r d o z e n , 25 c t*.
C h ic k e n s , p e r dozen |3(3|5
Dried f r u i t * . p er pound ,
10
B e e ts , p e r pound , 14 ce n t*.
T » irn ip s, p er pound 14
C a b b a g e , p e r p o u n d . 3 c t*.
O n io n *, p * r p o u n d , Tl cts.
B e a n s , p e r pnnttd , ^((t •* c^nte.
Corn m e a l , p er p o u n d , 3 eta
H a y , per ton, fO'ftfIS.
il in
■
waist.
to the clim ate and usually
feeding.
Krn In» at Mar k e f*.
Those who buy at tie* m arkets glrc
as tien«on . for their preference tl) th#
market affords a larger number from
which to selcei, hew-e the kind wanted
« an more ofien )*• obtained and more
uniformity it* weight, quality and con­
dition < can he secured; (2) the cattle
can often he I »ought cheaper, due to
over supply or luck of demand, while
tl»e Dr io e in the country i s mor# tnttex-
n r iiJ
n ru u u u
« w ill« -
in u n
«Kr’-t »..»» ■--• ■ -- ---- —rm ---- --
having grown together near the stem.
Mr. t arj (‘iit**r sta ies that be has fouiUl
M *en sim ilar csuinnles on one tre*.